Question of the Day: #1Hey guys I am developing the API mod Ores++ ( http://plusplusmods.weebly.com/ ) and have one simple question: how do you allow infinite IDs? I know that hardware (and Java) have their limitations, and I will not abuse infinite IDs in my mod (too much). Thanks!
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Answer: 4096 blocks can be registered and I'm not sure how many items can be registered. IDs are no longer an important part of Minecraft modding as of 1.7 though so an "infinite" amount of IDs is not needed.
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Answer: 4096 blocks can be registered and I'm not sure how many items can be registered. IDs are no longer an important part of Minecraft modding as of 1.7 though so an "infinite" amount of IDs is not needed.
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How are IDs no longer relevant?
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How are IDs no longer relevant?
IDs are no longer used for identification, everything is referenced as an object. Blocks and Items are registered with a mod-unique String ID, meaning that conflicts cannot happen anymore.
IDs are no longer used for identification, everything is referenced as an object. Blocks and Items are registered with a mod-unique String ID, meaning that conflicts cannot happen anymore.
(facepalm) . If you clicked the link up there you will realize that you have basically told me that one of my main mods is dead in the water. Thanks anyway, though!
Wait, what if two mods try to create something like "copper_ore"?
(facepalm) . If you clicked the link up there you will realize that you have basically told me that one of my main mods is dead in the water. Thanks anyway, though!
Wait, what if two mods try to create something like "copper_ore"?
They will go under two different headers. Eg:
coolOres:copper_ore
epicOres:copper_ore
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Experience with subject: Way more than enough to answer this question
Answer: 4096 blocks can be registered and I'm not sure how many items can be registered. IDs are no longer an important part of Minecraft modding as of 1.7 though so an "infinite" amount of IDs is not needed.
How are IDs no longer relevant?
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IDs are no longer used for identification, everything is referenced as an object. Blocks and Items are registered with a mod-unique String ID, meaning that conflicts cannot happen anymore.
Wait, what if two mods try to create something like "copper_ore"?
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Curse PremiumThey will go under two different headers. Eg:
coolOres:copper_ore
epicOres:copper_ore
I'm working on an open-source mod called Craft++. Check it out!
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